WHY we never heal 100 % after antidepressants,

[stan]

WHY we never heal 100 % after antidepressants, benzodiazepines and antipsychotics, mood stabilizer etc

when someone brokes a leg or destroy an eye, the repairing system (in his plainful health) makes all for the other organs to adapt to this new state, and this people is disabled but live quite well;

why, after taking 5 or 10 years deroxat, do we not be in the same state, all is disabled not only one area, why after 5 years off, are we still a wreck unable to function normally with an area disabled?

after years i do not understand, and recently Cosette gave me the answer to this crucial question about myself,
she told me our body is neurological poisoned, but the repair system is also poisoned, and this explains me why the neuroplasticity is unable to repair many things and let them wrong after years because he himself is neuro poisoned
the antidepressant affecting all, no difference between repair system, respiratory system, blood system, organs, all is destroyed, skin, muscles, bones, eyes, bowels, blood, ocd, memory, cognition, obsession, anxiety etc
a neuro toxic is a neuro toxic and more years taken, more are destroying and more years needed to function
i, after 1 year tapering and 3,5 years off am still a wreck, it makes 4 and a half year, why? here i have my answer

why my neuroplasticity is unable to make me only half fonctionnal as before...after so many years off...

[squirrel]

hey stan its been 7.5 years for me and i too would like the answer !

[stan]

hi My Squirrel,

your neuroplasticity is maybe poisoned and have difficult to see what is wrong in your body; wait a little more as i will wait and hope

[Sheila]

That's a good point, Cosette and Stan, about the repair system, itself, being damaged. This is one aspect of what's going on. But, I think there are others, like the nervous system is so much more complex than a broken leg.

[Luc]

I understand what you're saying here, Stan, and the argument of our neuroplastic capability not working the way it should itself, but Sheila has a very good point, too - it's so exceptionally complex... We hardly scratched the surface of this neuro-labyrinth.

[Iggy131313]

hold on a minutes, why are you saying NEVER? What are you calling never?

I have seen people recover 100% on PP, I think we all have.

My friend who sees shipko said 7 years is a fair recovery time for someone who has been on the meds for a very long time.

We also need to take into account the reason we went onto these meds, those issues are not going to go away are they?

Have faith, everyone WILL recover 100%

[squirrel]

Irecently asked shipko about my symptoms still here after 7.5 years and here is his reply;

Hi
I don't know what to say to you, except that you are not alone in your experience. It is becoming increasingly clear that the drugs can have toxic effects that persist indefinitely. I do not know of any specific 'antidotes' or drugs that might safely alleviate your symptoms.
Dr.S.

[Luc]

I strongly believe that, even if often so slowly, we are, and will be, improving. Though, at the same time, I do understand that each and every of us may experience some doubts - it's very human, especially when confronted with the WD-induced physical and emotional suffering, the suffering that would be beyond the grasp of those who may be suffering from anxiety, but who have never taken ADs and similar toxins and haven't experienced WD first-hand. What we can all agree on, my friends, is that, again, despite the insulting our mind and soul slowness of the healing, the improvement is and will be there.

[Iggy131313]

Sqirrel, what is your drug history? is it complex? Im TERRIFIED that Im going to still be this poorly in 7 years! But I was only on celexa for 2.5 years????????

[Iggy131313]

And as for damaging the repair capabiliy of the brain, thats an interesting thought but it could just be that some people have been damaged on a much deeper level, if there was a test that could see how compatible ads are to your brain it may be that those who suffer for years in w/d should never have been started on ssris, well, non of us should.